Which Broadhead Is The Best For Hunting? : Testing The Limits Of The Broadhead

[@genegene9144]

Next time do a test from 30 yards away and put 1/2 inch plywood then milk jug, then 1/2 plywood, make like a ice cream sandwich. Then shoot that will be more realistic Good video 👍

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Thank you! I will do another video with more and different styles of broadheads before season

[@spencertaylor646]

… “without further ado!”

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Yesssir ahaha. Best comment yet

[@huntergodsey1765]

Great video! The reason you saw different results between the milk jugs and the 2 liters is because the stiffer plastic of the 2 liters allowed the plastic to go back to its original shape and effectively make a “valve” much like the valve we see in ketchup bottles. The milk jugs however, just stay open and allow water to freely pour.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Thank you! I hadn’t thought of it that way! Good info

[@ryanneuman1919]

The nice thing about G5 is they come with their own field point.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Yessir! They make practice broadheads too!

[@sniper12589]

These are always fun test even if infield results on animals doesn’t mirror the findings here. One thing I noticed and should point out in the aspect of the penetration portion of the test specifically on the G5 M3 was the most probable reason for the lesser penetration was bc the feral of the broadhead was smaller then the insert/arrow shaft resulting in a major pinch factor and essentially putting the brakes on the arrow. Maybe something to consider when testing so as to not have the result skewed as well as show people the importance of properly sizing arrows and or broadheads to on another. .

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Yessir! I agree 100% my bow wasnt tuned to any specific broadhead so in that regard was fair. I have another broadhead video coming out Saturday. Interesting point of view! Thanks for watching!

[@SuperDave-pe1zw]

Muzzy 4 blade is a great head. I've shot many deer with them and the blood trail is awesome, animals don't go back to their formed shape like plastic bottles and you get 6 for $36 dollars.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Yes they are great heads! Ive learned since this video to take the cap off for more accurate measurements.

[@markpack1111]

I take Elk every year on the first day: 27 year old Hoyt desperado take down recurve: 55 lb draw ...ceader wood arrow 535gr and two blade.mgnus .... Distance: 20/ 25 yards.... Never lost one....

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Heck yea! Thats awesome! Im glad you have had success!

[@youngin881]

The one on the end of your well tuned arrow that hits the vitals.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Thats right!

[@fredtaylor1205]

Grim Reaper hands down. MASSIVE wound channel, made in USA 🇺🇸, reliable, clean pass through both ribs, never had an animal go more than 80-100 yards. Friends of mine use Swacker and have had really good luck with them.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Heck yea! Never tried either on a personal level. Mega meats are my favorite!

[@fredtaylor1205]

Great video good luck huntin.

[@michaelcurtis8114]

Cool video man. I think EVERY pack of broadheads should come with a practice head. Rage has a no collar extreme crossbow head that comes in a 2 pack for over $40. And no practice head. That's ridiculous.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I totally agree you never know how they fly unless you shoot them! Thank you for watching.

[@jamesstockton3777]

Magnus stinger. Best elk killer the last 15 years. Accurate and durable.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I need to try them!

[@tray22]

The deer I have shot with Ramcats lost blades in the scapula. Not the thicker part but the thin portion of the scapula. Then it turned into a field tip.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

That’s interesting, I have seen ramcats kill lots of critters without any big problem! Did you recover your deer?

[@tray22]

@TechnicallyOutdoors715 Recovered the deer and both halves of my arrow. The blades didn't make it to the lungs. I had very little blood. The arrow sections helped find the deer. I gave up on all broadheads that come apart. Never had a problem with montec g5 but I went to cutthroats to get premium steel.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

G5 montecs make a great head! Im going to keep reviewing broadheads you all killed this video!

[@tray22]

@TechnicallyOutdoors715 After the ramcat experience, I decided to judge all broadheads by the KISS method, and knowing they are flying knives, I want knife steel. Not injection molded that is more difficult to keep sharp. I, however, kill three deer in a single season with the same arrow and the same g5 montec head. Only on the third one, I buried the arrow on exit into a creek bed and blunted the tip on a rock. They are nearly bullet-proof heads.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

@@tray22 They are great performers for me and my family!

[@BrandonHeaton-ye5hq]

Try the rocket meat seeker I think it will be a lot like the mega meat

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I have yet to hear of them! I will look!

[@1troyjoy]

Looks like lid was on one bottle, but not the other which would make a big difference of air venting and leakage rate

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I know , Im definitely going to do a re run of that video

[@RonSteele66]

What were you shooting with????

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Hoyt VTM 31

[@50magz]

How do the blades on the megameat hold up when shooting deer

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Very good! I have had them bend but never break!

[@chrismuhlbeier6948]

Ramcats Hydroshock are NOT going to pivot around bone. That's not how the design works - it just pivots to rotate back when pulling out of a target or animal to make it non barbed and legal in all states.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Ive had ramcats be pushed up against something hard and pivot/flip up around them. They are double sided so you still get a cut.

[@rubenvasquez021]

I stand behind the g5 mega meats ive shot 4 deer so far and man the blood loss is insane

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Yessir! They are great broadheads! My personal favorite!

[@50magz]

How has blades held up

[@Deathray-sm3yn]

Bro how u get them arrows out that plywood

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Manly man strength. Nah just kidding usually I take the broadhead off then I wiggle the arrow around to hoan out the hole and pull it out.

[@chrismacomber9727]

Cool video but you know what I never understood is people talk alot abut Durability in broadheads, but they'll spend the same amount on an arrow and nobody thinks twice if it gets snapped when they hit a deer... So for me if the Broadhead goes all the way through. I don't care if it's trashed as long as it put them down Just buy replacement blades..

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I totally agree arrow’s durability is just as important. However I do believe a broadhead should be durable enough to go through a deer without breaking. My next video is going to be on amazon broadheads!

[@chrismacomber9727]

@@TechnicallyOutdoors715 sweet I have seen a few of those heads do pretty well ...keep up.the good work man well.made video

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

@@chrismacomber9727 Thank you for your support! I will try my best!

[@dereksteele2284]

It's not gonna go through if it's too damaged before it gets past the first set of ribs or wherever you hit. Most of the time if you're shooting a broadhead with replaceable blades, that weak aluminum ferrule is gonna be destroyed anyways

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

@@dereksteele2284 Thats why the only mechanical I shoot are mega meats steel ferrel is very strong!

[@RangerBV]

What's with the "without further ado" statement for each test every? 😊

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I dont know ahaha

[@anvil49]

when u sqeeze it is duplicates the pressure from the heartbeat.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Thats a good way to look at it! I have a ton more videos conjn

[@cnervig]

I enjoyed this video, but how do you give 6/10 durability to a broadhead that got destroyed? 0/10 in my opinion.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I gave it a 6/10 because it still had blades and the ferrel was never bent! It still held up a bit especially for a mechanical! Thanks for watching!

[@hermanarmstrong6480]

Mega meat broadheads r bad ass.i wont use nothing else.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

Yessir they are! My favorite brodhead for North America game! Specifically deer and coyotes of that nature.

[@MichaelThomas-ps5qg]

A SHARP ONE

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I know! So much power!

[@timbow50]

I’ve never seen any tests this hilariously ridiculous in my life. Water jugs and 3/4” plywood. Any head can be destroyed if used on materials NOT DESIGNED to use on.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

The plywood is to simulate a shoulder blade of an animal , as they are both extremely dense material!

[@dereksteele2284]

Yeah, like plywood is gonna be worse on a broadhead then bone? I don't think so

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

@@dereksteele2284 Plywood was the best thing I had on hand! Its very hard and doesnt flex. I think it is fairly close to a deer shoulder!

[@jdcalls2898]

Still haven't persuaded my to switch from ramcats. On deer, they do leave a phenomenal bloodtrail

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

@@jdcalls2898 Ramcats Are great broadheads ! Budget Friendly and rebuildable!

[@greekmaster1001]

Dude, are you crazy? You should’ve unscrewed the cap.

[@TechnicallyOutdoors715]

I have sense this video unscrewed

[@dewetrobertson1752]

Megameat is rubbish

[@Petrock51]

Expandables and mechanicals are the best you don’t shoot for the perfect shot so why would you crutch yourself by shooting a fixed blade